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February 8, 2012 / Editorial

Spindle items

DARLENE DONOHUE
Ken-Ton Editor

SWEET- HEART TIME — For those who are looking for something different — as opposed to dinner and a movie — to attend as part of the celebration of Valentine’s Day this weekend, the Niagara Regional Theatre Guild is presenting More...

Younger audience left in the cold in Sabres broadcasting standoff

DAVID F. SHERMAN
Managing Editor

Thanks to a financial dispute between two cable media giants, the younger generation in Western New York is missing out on the opportunity to watch their local sports heroes and develop a passion for hockey, Buffalo style. More...

Re-imagining our approach to economic development

MARK POLONCARZ
Erie County Executive

The release of the 2010 census delivered a stark reminder of the reality that confronts us. We hear over and over that population and job loss are an “upstate” problem and, to a degree, they are. More...

Community’s Groundhog Day support appreciated

Being asked to come out in support of an event held at the crack of dawn isn’t the most appealing request for some people, but Village of Kenmore residents, including Kenmore-Town of Tonawanda School District students and local dignitaries, as More...

Out of the Past

Totaled

(Do you have a memory of the Ken-Ton area you would like to share with Bee readers? Send it to “Out of the Past,” Ken-Ton Bee, 5564 Main St., Buffalo, NY 14221-5410). More...

Legislature discussion revolving around bullying, bonding and books

KEVIN HARDWICK
Erie County Legislature

I f the Erie County Legislature was an episode of Sesame Street (insert your own punch line here), the month of February would be sponsored by the Letter “B.” Indeed, much of this month will be devoted to bullying, bonding and books. More...